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That this House notes with concern that once again there is no Defence Spokesman in the newly-elected Shadow Cabinet; condemns the Labour Party's apparent lack of interest in this vital subject; and calls on the Leader of the Labour Party to tell the House whether, in the event of his becoming Prime Minister, he would appoint a Defence Secretary with no experience of the subject or whether the Defence Secretary would cease to be full a member of the Cabinet.
That this House notes with concern that once again there is no Defence Spokesman in the newly-elected Shadow Cabinet; condemns the Labour Party's apparent lack of interest in this vital subject; and calls on the Leader of the Labour Party to tell the House whether, in the event of his...
That this House notes with amazement the cynicism of Her Majesty's Opposition in being all things to all men on Europe; records with astonishment the inconsistencies of the Leader of the Opposition, who in 1983 `wanted out of the Common Market', by 1988 saw `nil prospects for withdrawal', and in 1991 has responded variously to proposals for economic and monetary union - in June with an undertaking not to sign up, but by 30th October with an apparent conversion to unqualified support; and calls on Her Majesty's Opposition to clarify its position.
That this House notes with amazement the cynicism of Her Majesty's Opposition in being all things to all men on Europe; records with astonishment the inconsistencies of the Leader of the Opposition, who in 1983 `wanted out of the Common Market', by 1988 saw `nil prospects for withdrawal', and in...
That this House congratulates Yorkshire Television for the high quality of its regional and network programmes over the years, which is currently demonstrated by Yorkshire Glory and the exceptional performance of The Darling Buds of May; also congratulates the company for the consistent and fair coverage of politics in its transmission area; believes that Yorkshire Television has served its viewers well; and wishes the company success when it applies for its new franchise on 15th May.
That this House congratulates Yorkshire Television for the high quality of its regional and network programmes over the years, which is currently demonstrated by Yorkshire Glory and the exceptional performance of The Darling Buds of May; also congratulates the company for the consistent and fair coverage of politics in its...